By Lost and Found Films.
If you’re having a tough week at work why not take a few minutes out to see the escape fantasy made real.
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By Lost and Found Films. If you’re having a tough week at work why not take a few minutes out to see the escape fantasy made real. by Matt Morris. And he’s got relationship advice to offer too – just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Sketches of Greenland by Jeroen Toirkens and Petra Sjouwerman. I met Jeroen at the Zilveren Camera photojournalism awards in The Hague last month – what a nice bloke. He was picking up a well-deserved Canon Multimedia Prize for his Nomad’s Life project. Jeroen started documenting the life of the last nomadic [...]
Just a quick plug for David Hockney’s ‘A Bigger Picture’ Exhibition at the Royal Academy. Fantastic stuff – particularly liked his video installation of the Yorkshire countryside in summer and winter, filmed at a walking pace using a grid of HD cameras. Seen [...] One of the finalists for this year’s Canon prize for multimedia at the Dutch Zilveren Camera awards. Well worth 8 minutes of your time. By Ilvy Njiokiktjien and Elles van Gelder.
Sunday Morning in the Melbourne Suburbs by the winner of the 2011 London Street Photography Award Jesse Marlow. There’s one month left to get your entries in for next year’s award. The prize for the winner includes £2000 [...] London based Timeslice Films have – here’s a short promo they made for Rip Curl using 30 GoPro Heros set up in an array.
“You have to keep up with the river because we need to know what she feels today. She’s like a woman, you have to care about her, you have to feed her, you have to touch her – we need to know [...] Bathtub IV by Keith Loutit. Thanks John MacPherson for suggesting this in response to an earlier post. Really enjoyed it.
This time-lapse film is, particularly the night shots. Nice work, though I’ve got to admit that the inspirational music didn’t really do it for me.
I saw this photo on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme website. It’s one of a series of photographs of the Japanese Yakuza, taken over a period of two years by photographer Anton Kusters. I [...]
This photograph by Richard Shucksmith was the overall winner of the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Definitely worth looking at all the other winning entries here. [...]
I like this a lot. A representation of war that is restrained, thoughtful and moving. Images and words by war artist and former paratrooper Derek Eland. Full exhibition at the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester. [...]
Photographer Terje Hellesø, last year’s winner of the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency’s Nature Photographer of the Year Award admitted this weekend that he’d faked the images, photoshopping images of [...] ‘I loved Benjamin’s openess and honesty. His passion was so inspiring. I have done a number of multimedia workshops and duckrabbit was by far the best.’ – Brigitte Bouvier, Photographer
Thanks to Mariateresa, David, Niamh and Deborah for making the duckrabbit multimedia workshop in London last week such a good [...]
Most of you will already know that US Photographer Darcy Padilla spent 18 years following the life and death of Julie Baird, charting her path through drug addiction, AIDS, poverty, prison, motherhood and death in the USA using both photography [...]
This picture and caption. How long before Tony’s press office get in touch? Full article here.
Weird and wonderful stop-action photos of pets shaking on down by US photographer Carli [...] Lovely time-lapse film of Icelandic landscapes during last year’s Eyjafjallajökull eruption. Production by Sean Steigemeier with a Canon 5D MkII and a Dynamic Perception motorised dolly. Love the wrecked plane…
Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull – May 1st and 2nd, 2010 from Sean Stiegemeier on Vimeo.
Advice on choosing a seat at legendary London boxing venue York Hall. Audio slideshow by Tom Jenkins. |
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